Will Your Next Medication Be Created by AI?
By Alister Campbell, Rob Dillard - Last Updated: April 25, 2024It typically takes 10 years and $2.5 billion to bring a new drug to market. But now, scientists are using artificial intelligence (AI) to shorten the drug discovery funnel and reduce costs. What does this mean for patient access to faster and better treatments?
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DocWire News spoke with Alister Campbell, vice president and global head of science and technology at Dotmatics, a company that helps researchers accelerate discoveries. Find out how innovative technology is transforming the drug discovery process and what that means for health and wellness.
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